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Od wybuchu pandemii COVID-19 w marcu 2020 r. w prawie każdym kraju świata systemy opieki zdrowotnej są zagrożone bezprecedensowym kryzysem. W odpowiedzi na tę sytuację w wielu krajach zaprojektowano i uruchomiono własne unikalne aplikacje, aby informować swoich obywateli o COVID-19 i śledzić ich sytuację zdrowotną. Podczas gdy Korea Południowa skutecznie walczy z COVID-19, Turcja jest jednym z krajów najbardziej dotkniętych koronawirusem. Niniejszy artykuł ma na celu zidentyfikowanie kluczowych różnic i podobieństw między aplikacjami do śledzenia kontaktów używanymi w Turcji i Korei Południowej podczas epidemii COVID-19. Omówiono to, w jaki sposób dwa kraje członkowskie Organizacji Współpracy Gospodarczej i Rozwoju (OECD) - kraj rozwijający się (Turcja) i kraj rozwinięty (Korea Południowa) - integrowały swoją politykę publiczną, reagowały w sytuacji kryzysowej, wprowadzając aplikacje na telefony komórkowe, i jak duży był sukces, który odniosły w tej dziedzinie. W niniejszym artykule zbadano również, w jaki sposób różnice i podobieństwa między aplikacjami wykorzystywanymi w analizowanych krajach wpłynęły na ich funkcjonowanie w pandemii. W związku z tym zostały omówione procesy kształtowania polityki, różnice technologiczne, strategie wobec śledzenia kontaktów oraz rekomendacje polityczne dla innych krajów.

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COVID-19 aplikacje do śledzenia kontaktów Turcja Korea Południowa polityka publiczna COVID-19 contact tracing apps Turkey South Korea public policy

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Tutucu, M. (2022) „Porównanie aplikacji do śledzenia zakażeń wirusem COVID-19 w kontekście polityki publicznej. Przypadki Turcji i Korei Południowej”, Studia z Polityki Publicznej, 9(2(34), s. 31–46. doi: 10.33119/KSzPP/2022.2.2.
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